Three cash bills pass Senate in one day
Washington reports the Senate approved three annual appropriation bills totaling about 860 million in six hours. Post office budget. diplomatic and consular bill. and deficiency measure passed, raising totals by roughly 145 million over House figures. Conference action expected next to reconcile differences and push remaining six supply bills.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Post Office
House
Home
Jeaders
Representative Mondell
Good
House Representatives
District of Columbia
Congress
Wilson
Stilex
Preas
Senate Naval Committee
Demand Removal of Raise Voters in Bond Debate
City meeting on bonds includes Mayor Key address endorsing the issue. Dr H N Alford introduces a protest resolution calling for the immediate removal of Commissioners Perry Trammell and Price for voting to sue the A3 company and raise rates by forty five percent. Taxpayers allege over 30 000 annually paid to railroading officials to serve people’s interests.
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Key
H. N. Alford
Perry
Trammell and Price
Astate
Ratlroda
Fulton County urged to form wards and hold citywide fight
A South Cobb County meeting condemns the Georgia Railroad Commission, calls for abolition, and endorses a public utilities board. Citizens protest rising trolley and telephone rates amid deteriorating Dixie Highway conditions. A mass meeting is planned for March at the city auditorium if available.
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Fulton County
Fulton
Counlel
Edgewood
West End
Audipeum
Bolfeulliet
Smyras
South Cobb County Voters League
Log Cabin
Georgia Railroad Commission
Cobb County Commissioners
Dixie Highway
Fair Oaks
Chattahoochee River
Vinings
Cnaes
South Cobb County Voters’ League
South Cobb County Voters’ Teague
Aaid Commission
Bonds Indorsed by Life Insurers Across Atlanta Bond Talk
A large meeting previews a $8 850 000 bond plan for schools. Mayor and supporters urge passage citing job creation and city recovery while critics point to past spending. Women ward chairs organize house to house canvassing and registration drives for the March 8 election.
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Atlanta
Charles Ford
Tenth Ward
Lee Ashcraft
Moreland Avenue
Pear
Samuel Lumpkin
W. F. Dykes
Pubiic
Bond Commission
East Atlanta
Rahby
Walker
Georgia Avenue
HUM
South Atlanta
Fair
Test Avenue
Yonge Street
English Avenue
Homa Park
Highland
Spring Street
Ivy
Davis
Williams
Boulevard
State
Fraser
Formwall
Calhoun
Bell
Lumpkin
T. J. Akridge
Harry, Smith
J. E. Andrews
John Justis
J. C. Smullyan
Oxford
E. W. Charbonnier
Jerome Jones
W.,t. Mooney
A. P. Treadwell
Willam Rawlings
R.A. McMurry
J. S. McWillams
Samuel Bumpkin
New Store Opening in Milledgeville Ga
Milledgeville Georgia announces a new dry goods store to be opened by M Goodrich from Sandersville. He will occupy the layre store building recently vacated by W Myrick who has moved to Lakeland Florida to operate a department store.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Peorusryisu
Spetial
M. Goodrich
Sandersville
Layre
W.&. Myrick
Lakeland
Fla
Board postpones hearing on rules and wage talks
Chicago February 18 rail way labor board delayed until March 2 the hearings on national agreements and granted B M Jewell time to prepare rebuttal evidence until March 1. The board may issue further orders and on March 1 will hear from the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees clerks firemen and oilers signal men. The association of Railway Executives adopted labor committee findings opposing national conference on wages for unskilled labor and criticized labor leaders aim for railroad nationalization. The committee stressed action rests with railways and their employees and denied an attack on unions.
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Chicago
Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Grable
Maintenance of Way
Association of Railway Executives
Labor Board
Aabor
Labor Committee
Call for Probe of Negro Death Denounces Mob Violence
A Georgia assembly condemns mob violence in the Athens case. It calls for a full investigation into how a prisoner escaped protection, the destruction of county property, and the brutal death, urging grand jurors and judges to pursue trials and appropriate penalties.
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Georgia
Athens
Athena
Moreland Avenue House Damaged by Flames
Fire of unknown origin damaged the unoccupied home of Harry Forsyth at 227 North Morey land avenue Friday night. Sparks reportedly spread to neighboring residences at 225 North Moreland and 232 North Moreland, with water and smoke damage estimated near 10 000 dollars. Authorities note the blaze began in the roof while the family was away.
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Harry Forsyth
North
Morey Land Avenue
Forsyth
W. A. Meal
North Moreland
J. W. Mins
Peachtree Primitive Baptist and Inman Park Church Services
News notes church services across Atlanta area. Peachtree Primitive Baptist holds Sunday preaching by Elv Simms at 9:00 and 7:20. Inman Park Baptist led by James A. Cowan with morning and evening sermons, Sunday School at 9:30. Oakland City Baptist, Second Baptist, and East Presbyterian also listed with service times and Sunday School details.
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Peachtree Primitive
Peachtree Primitive Baptist Church
Elv. Simms
Inman Park
Ee Baptist Young People's Union
Central Baptist Church
Ridley
Rock Spring Presbyterian Sermons On The Originality Of Jems
At Rock Spring Presbyterian church the 11 o'clock service will feature Dr. William Huck continuing The Aspects of Christ with The Originality of Jems. Evening service at 7 thirty will present The Victory of the Lame, as Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m. at Pryor Street Presbyterian.
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Rock Spring Presbyterian
Rock Spring Presbyterian Church
William Huck
Harris Street Presbyterian
Herris Street Presbyterian Church
Roy T. Brumbaugh
Wil
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Church
O. B. Society
Christ
Caldwell
Job
First Presbyterian
J. Fordle Lyons
Charles A. Sheldon
West End
Calvary Methodist
Brith
Calvary Methodist Church
Emory University
Hugh Howell
Dywarth Waewe
Womack
Eibebay
Liberal Christian Chorch
G. Kum
D. D
Kelrn
Sie
Willam A. Edwards
East Tenth Street
Qbs Christ
Chtree Street
Atl Axe
Donmaly
Psi EO
Lenten Services and Church Notices in Atlanta
The Constitution reports a schedule of Lenten services across several churches in Atlanta. Denominations include ENGLICH LUTHERAN and Lutheran Church of the Redeemer with Rev Karl L Reisner. morning and evening services, Holy Communion times, Sunday school, and Luther League sessions are listed. A United Lenten service is noted for February 24 at the Church of the Holy Comforter in Deny ENGLICH LUTHERAN.
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Epworth
Wesley Memorial
W. A. Sutton
BF. Fraser
Epworth League
Otlock
Trev
W. H. LaPrade, Jr
A. C. Boatman
the Constitution
Atlanta
Tonkeraly
Kaz Rene
All Saints
Church of the Holy Comforter
Englich Lutheran
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Karl L. Reisner
Luther League
Price
ST. Paul's M. E
South Bev
W. G Crawley
W. H. Toms
Rengdoslop
Sunday Negro church services listed by pastors and times
A long list of Sunday services for Negro churches with pastors and service times across multiple denominations including AME, Baptist, Methodist and others. The notices name churches such as Bethel, Allen Temple, Cosmopolitan, St. Peter's, Trinity, Grant Chapel, St. Philip's, Antioch Decatur, Union, Zion, and more with corresponding pastors and starting times in morning and evening sessions.
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Bethel
H. Singleton
W. a.Williams
Paetor
St. Peter’s
Horace Williams
Queen
Courage
Turner Monumentals
M. T. Fionrvoy
Trinity
A. I. Hardin
Grant Chapel
Roan
St. Philip's
Ad. R. Gardner
Fragmentary classified blurb on private sanatorium and services
Fragmented OCR text references a private sanatorium described as refined and homelike in Weatherbury area. Mentions Mrs M D Mitchell of Windsor Street and a messenger service with Ivy S188. No clear dates or outcomes.
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O. K
M.D. Mitchell
Windsor_street
Dime Messenger
IVY
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News of the Churches
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Willreach
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W. Salem Brown
Misa Lillian Thrasher
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Dwight Bayley
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D. H. Stanton
Artiel Bowen
C. Brower
Fort Street
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Radcliffe Memorial
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Dougherty
Hawkineville
Albany, Ga
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New York
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Peachtree
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J. Sprole Lyons
Chas
A. Sheldon, Jr
Tschaikowsky
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Miss Small
Mr. Candell
Mr. Bates
Abe Teeerececeeres
Divine Redeemer
Hazel Whitney
Paul L. Fleming
Berean Bible
Lyons
Washington Street
State Capitol
B. R. Lacy, JR
Gounod
Reformed Presbyterian
Whitehall Street
Whitehall Terrace
W. Redd
Methodist South
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Luckie Street
Joseph Broughton
W. L. Blankinship
D. L. Spooner
Our Church
Carroll Street Mission
Louie Sanford
G. Campbell Morgan
A. C. Dixon
Len G. Broughton
Jasper C
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Baraca and
Philathea
Adoli
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Hunter
W. H. Veapride
P. Boak
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Porter Place
D. J. Harrise
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Jesue
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Bayley
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First Baptist Church
Charles W. Daniel
Daniel
Second Baptist Church
Henry Alford Porter
Heaven
Capitol. Avenue Baptist Church
W. H. Major
Bible School
Warren Wee
Ponce de Leon Ave. Baptist Church
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Tachon
Business Men’s Club
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Episcopal
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Hector
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